Wow, this thread still keep popping up. Most likely I will buy one to try.
If don't like, then sell it off later.

Huh 2nd hand only worth RM400-RM500 only ah? How much does a new one original set cost now?

For night shots, you are suppose to mount the phone/camera on a tripod or rest it on a flat surface. How to hold it for 4 seconds without moving the hands.

No doubt. I-mobile 902 takes very good photos.

No. Its the other way round. 1/16sec is faster than 1/8sec.

Yes, it was way under exposed. The shutter speed was captured at 1/4 sec. Since you use aperture priority, I wonder why the camera did not use a slower shutter speed like 1 sec.

Regardless of what type of light condition, the camera should expose the photo to the right value.
If you want a brighter photo than normal, then you set +EV or darker photo, you det to -EV.

After PS, the photos are very good.

Yep, should take the same shot immediately but on different mp.

I got one on Friday.
This 902 is a digital camera with a build in mobile phone.
I love the slideshow function.

I got it from The Ampwalk.

These photos were taken this morning. Did not do any PS on them. Comment on the picture quality please.

I think it is caused by the direct sunlight on the flower.
Have to practice more.

I guess so.

Friend, that seller is located in Canada lah. Can he bring the phone to the buyer here for testing?

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Added on January 8, 2008, 9:35 pmTwo more photos from me. Are they sharp?





This post has been edited by lokewh: Jan 8 2008, 09:35 PM

I wonder why all photos taken by this camera phone is at Aperture f2.8 and ISO 50. Is it a standard exif they can show?

Carl Z is the lens.
CCD is the sensor.
These two are different things.

Took some macros this afternoon.

The user interface is acceptable for me since I upgrade from Nokia 8250.

Here is another one.

When I save your photo, it becomes a .bmp file with a size of 14.4MB!!!!!
Above ISO 50, noise will definitely be there. That is why most of the time, this camera-phone take photos at ISO 50.

Well, I click to enlarge the photo on post # 1020. After that I right click and choose Save Picture As. The next pop up window only give me an option for .bmp file with filename as Untitled.
Nevertheless, no Exif info on the photo.

KTCY,

Don't get so hot up on the Exif info.
That info is secondary.
What I am surprised is that when I save the photo, it becomes a .bmp file with a file size of 14.4MB